San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Service Corps Starts Monday
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital will launch its Service Corps at 9 a.m. Monday with Baytown women beginning volunteer duties. President Mrs Rex Curtin leads the group, which requires at least three hours weekly or 80 hours yearly to remain active. Officers include Mrs S P Lumberg and Mrs W A Bland with committee members listed. Members wear blue and white pinafore uniforms with white blouses. Hospital staff, including administrator Burton M Battle and Dr Robert O Whitson, will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Dicwilliams
San’ Jacinto’ Methodist Hospital
San Jadist Service Corps“ Co
Baytown
Rex Curtin
S.plumberg
W. A W. Bland
J. D Giddings
T. F. Montgomery
George Bland
E. H. Lovering
A. V. Bloom
Burton M. Battle
Robert O. Whitson
Mrs Williams To Represent Service League Office Nominee
Baytown Service League meets at Goose Creek Country Club with Mrs Lan Williams nominated to represent the chapter as candidate for director of the Regional meeting of the National Association of Junior Auxiliaries in Gulfport Mississippi in October. They vote to donate 23 to Cerebral Palsy for a small swimming pool and plan a fall rummage sale chaired by Mrs Oyster with assistance from Mrs Eugene Oliver and Mrs John Henderson. Next board meet August 30 at Mrs James Bond home. next regular meeting location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Goose Creek Country Club
Lan Williams
Jack Powers
William Lyster
Williams
National Association of Junior Auxiliaries
Gulfport
Miss
Oyster
Eugene Oliver
John Henderson
James Bond
First Baptist YWAs Feted At Pool Party
First Baptist Young Women's Auxiliary was honored Tuesday morning with a pool party at Mrs. Elmer Gray's home. The group held a business meeting and devotional led by guest Mrs. R. M. Cheek. Special guests included Mrs. John Guemple and Mrs. Coy Lively. Refreshments were served to listed members and counselors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Young Women’s Auxiliary
Elmer Gray
R. M. Cheek
John Guemple
Coy Lively
Katina King
Janice Page
Janet Holsomback
Marylyn Lively
Sarah Kathryn Kirkman
Mary Katherine Martin
Judi Hu
Elementary Foods Class to Start at Lee College
Lee College will offer an elementary foods class this September for the first time since 1942. Dean Walter Rundell noted sufficient interest, and women are asked to contact the college for early registration. The instructor has not yet been announced. Mrs Lucille Dill, a University of Houston graduate, will teach two sewing classes this fall, following a spring sewing course that ended with a Goose Creek Country Club dinner and style show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Deaa
Walter Rundell
Lucille Dill
University of Houston
Dil
Goose Creek Country Club
Eanes
Turning Away from the Truth of God Program Held
Mrs J Q Adams presided at the Women’s Missionary Day meeting of Second Baptist Church presenting the program Turning Away from the Truth of God assisted by several members. Mrs J R Beasley led the business session and plans for Christmas in August and Pioneer Herald drives were announced. A list of altars for the year was reviewed and to be installed Sept 3. Refreshments served to about 30 members. An unrelated note mentions the Washington Monument sway estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Adams
Society of Second Baptist’ Church
Adams
C. R. Craig
M. T. Ward
L. S. Williams
L.A. Frost
R. R. Joy
W. R. Sheaf
J. R. Beasley
Pioneer Herald Association
E. R. Whitmer
LVN Graduation Friday For Twenty Seven Students
Twenty seven students will graduate from the Lee College School of Vocational Nursing in its fourth graduation exercise Friday at the Lee College auditorium. Diplomas are presented by Dean Walter Rundell with caps from Mamie Lea Reed Jer RN. The Rev. R M Cheek will be principal speaker with introductions by John Guemple. A candle lighting service precedes the pledge, followed by a reception in the cafeteria. Students listed include Dorothy Bashrum Jean Bonner Anna Belle Brannon and others. A new class begins Septem ber 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College School of Vocational Nursing
P.m
Lee College
Walter Rundell
Mamie Lea Reed Jer
R. M. Cheek
First Baptist Church
Ibe
John Guemple
Rundell
Charles Teykl
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. R. Jones
Pruett and Lobit Street Church of Christ
Carmen O'Neal
Fun
Margaret Sterling
R.N
Betty Parkins
O'Neal
Sterling
Perkins
Gulf Coast Hospital
Pledge
George Miller
Ruth Reeder
Baytown Lvn Association
Austin
Dorothy Bashrum
Jean Bonner
Anna Belle Brannon
Mildred Bolenbaucher
Ruth Bull
Maxine Bundrick
Mary Ida Chance
Grace Dailey
Judy Dunn
June Fuesling
Mary Belle Golleher
Katie Belle Hirsch
Audrey Kenny
Carrie King
Chloe Delle Laughlin
Mildred McGaffey
Mildred McGrew
Catherine Mac la
Margaret Mangum
Cle Mears
Maxine Mitchell
Florine Moore
Addie Patillo
Martha Anne Pye
Louella Sparks
Martha Whitman
Zelda Wright
Women Voters Organize Texas Poll Tax Repeal Effort
The advisory committee to plan a statewide campaign for poll tax repeal as a voting prerequisite will meet in Austin. Organized by the League of Women Voters of Texas, members include representatives from other state groups and Senator Abraham Kazen as honorary chair. Bo Byers leads as executive chairman. party, labor, business, and League members will map plans for repeal before the November 9 amendment election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
League of Women Voters of Texas
Abraham Kazen
Laredo
Bo Byers
Houston Chronicle
Capitol
Labor
Business
The
League
Texas
Mes
J. L. Franklin
Baytown League
Missionary Union Hosts Program On Religion In U S
The Womans Missionary Union of Wooster Baptist Church met for a social hour before a program led by Mrs. H. E. Cier on other religions in the United States. Jess Fink sang with accompaniment by Don Jameson. Members included Wesley Broussard CW Jackson Abe Hiebert and J. F. Hickerson Roy Cutbirth presided at a business session. Circle meetings set for 10 a.m. Tuesday with hostesses listed. all women invited. nursery to be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Union of Wooster Baptist Church
H. E. Cier
United States
Jess Fink
Don Jameson
Wesley Broussard
CW. Jackson
Abe Hiebert
J. F. Hickerson
Roy’ Cutbirth
Hutchins
Joe Hogan
Tanglewood
Dunaway
J. S. Johnson
John A.jackson
W. B. McNulty
Crow Rd
Friendship Class Meets Monday Night
Mrs. C. L. Daniels hosted the Friendship Sunday School class of Central Baptist Church Monday night at 212 West Pearce. Mrs. Alvin Young presided and Mrs. W. C. Williams presented the program on "excuses" titled "The Twenty-Third Channels." Secretary and treasurer reports were given by Mrs. J. Q. Gieger and Mrs. Katie Flemming, with Ellen Smith presenting group captain reports. Refreshments were served to eight members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Daniels
W. Pearce
Friendship
Central Baptist Church
Alvin Young
W. C. Williams
J. Q. Gieger
Katie Flemming
Ellen Smith
Mrs Lenamond Feted At Miss Elizabeth Appelt Bridal Shower
Mrs Lenamond formerly Elizabeth Appelt was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted at 171 Bayshore. Guests registered by Mrs Dean Wilks. Hostesses presented Lenamond with a coffeemaker. decor featured yellow and white cake, carnations, yellow roses, and Chantilly lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Lenamond
Elizabeth Jean Appelt
C. E. Schima
Bayshore
Victor H. Appelt
A. Z. Lehamond
Dean Wilks
Lenamond
Elmer Wilks
A. L.moss
Mary Ann Velscika
Mary Louise Davis
Mra Schima
Xi Theta Gamma Beta Sigma Phi Summer Social Feted
Xi Theta Gamma and Beta Sigma Phi members hosted a Tuesday party at Mrs. Bill Fortinberry’s home 112 Crest Way Drive with special guest Mrs. N S D Olive. Over 625 people attended the fish fry fundraising event sponsored by the City Council and cooperated by all chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Theta Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Bill Fortinberry
Crestway Drive
N.S. D'Olive
Doug Butler
Louis Carter
Martin Griffith
Howard Lee
Karl W. Opryshok
Walton Scott
John Thomas
Monte Young
Cynthia Moore
Joy Saxon
Fortinberry
Carter
Lee
Scott
Young
Holiday Inn
Birth of Martine Jean Booth at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Mr and Mrs Zach L Booth of 703 Rosewood welcomed daughter Martine Jean on August 1 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces and has a brother Frederic and two sisters Shirley and Monique.
Willing Workers Meet For Monthly Church Business
The Willing Workers Sunday School class of Second Baptist Church met Tuesday at Mrs. C. G. Heard’s home on 201 Stimpson for their monthly business session. Mrs. Heard led the meeting and Mrs. Guy Wadds gave the devotional on Obedience. Punch and cookies were served to those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second’ Baptist ‘Church
C.G. Heard
Stimpson
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Washington Monument
Washington, D.C
Kickapoo Kamp
Kerrville
Clinton Bates
Cabaniss
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R. C. Whitson
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Kmart
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K Mart Plaza
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League of Printed
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Baytown Sun
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West 18Th St
New York
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Richmond
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England
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George W. Sjolander
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